The final episode of McLeod's Daughters has now screened on
TV2.
In the final ever episode of McLeod's Daughters:
Drovers' future is in doubt and the girls pull out all
stops to shear through the night to try and save the farm, and
their futures.
Drover's Run is feeling the effects of a terrible drought that has
gripped South Australia. The girls' resort to desperate measures to
ensure the cattle survive the next few months. Stevie is under
tremendous pressure to keep Drover's afloat; a fact she keeps
hidden from the other girls.
Eventually Stevie is forced to reveal the dire state of the farm's
finances. To keep all the staff on board, Stevie hasn't given
herself a salary.
The sheep are shorn for money. But there is another shock in store
for the girls at Drover's, when the the grain stocks catch fire -
the very same grain that was to be used to keep the cattle alive in
the next few months.
In a last ditch effort, the girls decide to sell the cattle,
however Stevie is unable to find the money to get the cattle
to the sale yard. Stevie eventually finds a driver who says
he'll meet them halfway. The girls team together to drove the
cattle to the highway. The mission is fraught with tension when
thieves attempt to steal the cattle, but the girls make it in the
end.
Moira has a premonition and discovers Phil has returned. She
saves him from a fatal accident and Moira finally tells Phil
how she feels.
It's Zander's first birthday party. Stevie takes Zander and
Charlotte for a walk and imagines the two working on Drover's
Run themselves. They resemble Alex and Steve in their
looks and interaction.
In the final scene, the women of Drover's Run ride across the
farm.
*TVNZ Teletext Captions page 801
*HD where available
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